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Nick
Tuzzolino
Woodworking Biography:
I started general woodworking classes at Cerritos
College about ten years ago and eventually enrolled in a turning class. My first Lathe was a Jet 1236 which I used it for about 6 years and
then graduated to
a Powermatic 3520B. I plan on making larger projects.
I like segmented and open segmented turning
mainly because of the extra challenges that go with it. I make everything
from bottle stoppers to anything that a relative might want.
Cherry and walnut are my favorites to turn but
others surely are more beautiful, such as the spalted and burls when
properly finished.
I do this purely for enjoyment and give everything away.
I enjoy our club mostly for the openness of
members and willingness to share knowledge. Sometimes I learn as much ion the breaks as in
from lectures.
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